Ilswa

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Ilswa

Ilswa

@ceezy343

Katılım Şubat 2025
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Matan Hazanov
Matan Hazanov@MatanHazanov·
@SpencerHakimian Call me crazy but a defeated enemy doesn't demand who is on the other side of the negotiating table.
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Spencer Hakimian
Spencer Hakimian@SpencerHakimian·
🚨BREAKING: IRAN SAYS IT WILL ONLY NEGOTIATE WITH JD VANCE
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Arsen Ostrovsky
Arsen Ostrovsky@Ostrov_A·
This is what happens when an Iranian missile, with a 100 kg warhead and cluster munitions, strikes the civilian heart of Tel Aviv. Imagine the global outrage if this was London, Paris or Berlin. Yet because it’s the Jewish state, the world is SILENT!
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Purplepingers ☭
Purplepingers ☭@purplepingers·
The average landlord being like why do these rentoids get mad at me when I feel entitled enough to pass on the full cost of my investment to them (whilst simultaneously increasing the cost of housing and also benefitting from massive tax discounts purely because I own multiple homes)
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*Walter Bloomberg
*Walter Bloomberg@DeItaone·
ISRAEL MILITARY SPOKESMAN: WE EXPECT 'WEEKS' MORE OF FIGHTING AGAINST IRAN AND HEZBOLLAH
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Caillan
Caillan@chinafutureclub·
Australian real estate prices are going to cause a generational disaster. The prices are so devoid of actual value that it’s become a massive dead wood scenario that could sink the entire economy.
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Ilswa
Ilswa@ceezy343·
@three3knots @Steve6t969 @chinafutureclub Also immigration is only a very small piece of the puzzle. Much smaller than many people are aware. This is a problem that even if addressed head on will take several years to unwind, let alone fix...
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Jane
Jane@three3knots·
@ceezy343 @Steve6t969 @chinafutureclub It sounds like you want us to lose. Like you want people to accept a sense of forced helplessness. We’re debt slaves. Mass immigration is bringing back actual slavery. We have our freedom to gain.
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Ilswa
Ilswa@ceezy343·
@three3knots @Steve6t969 @chinafutureclub They will have their freedom to lose. There are tent cities in many places of the world. We are a lucky country, and we are losing, and will continue to lose more of that luck.
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Jane
Jane@three3knots·
@ceezy343 @Steve6t969 @chinafutureclub It will change when enough of the people who are locked out are sick of being treated that way. What do they have to lose? What logical reason is there to allow the rich to keep the assets they deny to others? It’s a dangerous game.
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Our Own Nation
Our Own Nation@OurOwnNation·
If we don’t off ramp soon there’s likely no going back. Trump says he will obliterate power plants in Iran if they don’t open the strait. Iran’s Khatam al‑Anbiya leadership says they will destroy desalination plants in the gulf if this happens. They will also target all gas facilities and bases. Millions of Arabs will have to flee likely to Europe or North Africa, and gas will go up tremendously. The Jews clearly knew that their time was up in the United States. They had to act. That is why it is escalating to this level.
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Ilswa
Ilswa@ceezy343·
@Donv34 @chinafutureclub Lol cmon dude take your head out of the sand. Australia middle class is being eroded, RAPIDLY. Rich will become ultra wealthy. Middle class will be poor. It is now too late to fix this, unfortunately for the majority of the population. If you can buy assets, be quick about it.
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Don
Don@Donv34·
@chinafutureclub But cheaper medicines, building more homes, an increase in childcare subsidies, cuts in student debt and more urgent care clinics! That’s surely helping the vast majority of Australians! It’s the common perception if you aren’t happy about these things you must be far right.
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Caillan
Caillan@chinafutureclub·
I’m worried about Australia. Cost of living is out of control. The spending power of one dollar has rapidly declined. Real estate prices are a generational disaster.. Now petrol prices are exploding and nothing is being done to fix any of it.
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Ilswa
Ilswa@ceezy343·
@MoyesMatt @crushthemarket There are cashed up buyers ready to swoop in when defaults occur. There is an extreme housing shortage. That is the key issue here. Its not like other housing markets, like US for example
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m@ttm
m@ttm@MoyesMatt·
@ceezy343 @crushthemarket Tye great investors usually say 1) don’t leverage uo, it will bit you at some point. 2) most money is made in the momentum (80%). Some is made in the contrary to momentum trade (20%). But eventually the momentum gives way. And leverage amplifies. So if housing is an investment 😬
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Crush The Market
Crush The Market@crushthemarket·
The only way Aust doesn't see a -50% correction nominally is they print so much $$$ we see a hyperinflationary depression. Purchasing power is decimated adjusted for inflation the decline is bigger because fiat is worthless.
Crush The Market@crushthemarket

A -30% correction would take out majority of property investors especially as mum & dad have guaranteed family purchases. Few understand-50% is coming. Complacency is very high thinking intervention will save them.

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Ilswa
Ilswa@ceezy343·
@Steve6t969 @chinafutureclub Exactly. Developers also land lock supply. Its all by design and if people think higher interest rates and inflation will cause a crash in the Aus RE market, they are in for a big shock. Anyone without exposure will be out of the game forever. It will be the new normal.
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Steve
Steve@Steve6t969·
@ceezy343 @chinafutureclub This is the big thing. New estates every where intentionally drip feed far fewer plots than what interest suggests they will sell, that way it always sells out, every time, and justifies a price hike. All estates are hiking prices 2% or so every release (20 houses or less)
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Ilswa
Ilswa@ceezy343·
@MoyesMatt @crushthemarket Plenty of cashed up buyers mate. Data doesn't lie... fear mongering is emotional investing and that is for losers. Winners use data. Plenty of data, both historical and current to support my claims. You can't say the same
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m@ttm
m@ttm@MoyesMatt·
@ceezy343 @crushthemarket Nobody knows. Tyere sure looks like a lot of snow build up. An avalanche could occur at anytime precipitated by something seemingly benign. At some point the debt accumulation behind the asset prices becomes unstable. It’s not the house prices per se but the debt behind it
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Ilswa
Ilswa@ceezy343·
@crushthemarket @MoyesMatt In 3 years we will have seen 3 years of growth averaging 10% per year in most cities... yikes, you are so far off. Do you not own a home? Sounds like it
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Ilswa
Ilswa@ceezy343·
@crushthemarket @MoyesMatt Yes and its relevance to the Australian market which you have claimed several times will 'crash'. Im pointing out the hypocrisy and irrelevancy of your talking points and general understanding of the Australian housing market in relation to global events
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Ilswa
Ilswa@ceezy343·
@simpleyinverted @mikeoniron @chinafutureclub Australian property prices GREW when inflation rate hit 17% in the 1970s WITHOUT an EXTREME supply shock. You are the only one in denial. Underexposed, uneducated, or likely both.
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Just the truth
Just the truth@simpleyinverted·
@ceezy343 @mikeoniron @chinafutureclub With the highest inflation of any developed country, interest rates rising, bond yield curve highest in 14 years above 5% and oil $100USD a barrel. Your in mass denial if you think those are the conditions for property to keep running 🤦‍♂️
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